Or you can just change the names in the WSDL
you have. If the service is deployed as a wrapped service, then it shouldn't
matter what names you use.
Tony
"Adrian Perez Jorge" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote on 14/12/2004 15:09:34:
> You have to specify to java2wsdl the implementing class (option -i),
Title: How to change the argument names
Hi,
I have deployed a webservice in axis server. I use stateless session bean to carry out the task. It takes two String arguments as input named businessName and serviceName. I want these two names should appear in the WSDL instead of "in0"
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Subject: Re: How to change the argument names
You have to specify to java2wsdl the implementing class (option -i), and
this one must be compiled with debug information (-g). Abstract methods
parameter names can't be grabbed, btw.
Muthusamy, Elavarasan wrote:
> Hi,
&g
You have to specify to java2wsdl the implementing class (option -i), and
this one must be compiled with debug information (-g). Abstract methods
parameter names can't be grabbed, btw.
Muthusamy, Elavarasan wrote:
Hi,
I have deployed a webservice in axis server. I use stateless session
bean to
Title: How to change the argument names
Hi,
I have deployed a webservice in axis server. I use stateless session bean to carry out the task. It takes two String arguments as input named businessName and serviceName. I want these two names should appear in the WSDL instead of "in0"
